The Simmons Voice

Thursday, October 18, 2007

News

• Fulbright Scholar discusses Bangladeshi women's rights
• Honors liaison faces opposition in SGA
• Simmons in Brief
• Protesters look to China to end conflict in Darfur
• Come one, come all, come gay
• Noteworthy News

Opinion & Editorial

• U.S. must acknowledge past genocides
• Prejudice prevails against same-sex schooling
• Dictionary and the decline of language
• Honors program deserves liaison

Features

• Beating the Beatley library maze
• She is Simmons: Kemp finds strength through loss
• Easy money: make your credit card work for you
• Shack-dwellers cope with harsh conditions

Arts & Entertainment

• Artists discuss Trustman Gallery's first exhibit of its kind
• Third installment of series will impress fantasy fans
• PostSecret releases fourth book in series

Sports & Health

• Crew teams head to the Charles
• Sports center welcomes new athletic trainer
• Making strides for breast cancer
• Breast cancer 101

Diversions

• And Then There Was the Word
• Bonjour, mes amies

A Thousand Words

• "Mexican Street Graphics" are sensacional

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